
Josh Rogin
Lead global security analyst for Washington Post Intelligence and author of Chaos Under Heaven, Trump, Xi, and the Battle for the 21st Century.
Top 10 podcasts with Josh Rogin
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Apr 12, 2025 • 1h 1min
Ep. #691: Steve Bannon, Piers Morgan, Josh Rogin
Joined by Steve Bannon, the former White House Chief Strategist, Piers Morgan, the bold British journalist, and Josh Rogin, a global security analyst, this discussion dives into hot topics. They dissect the complexities of tariffs and the brewing tensions with China, laced with personal anecdotes. The heroes' journey of Trump's political saga takes center stage, alongside urgent discussions about identity fraud and data security. The guests also navigate the murky waters of free speech, immigration policies, and the powerful influence of Silicon Valley oligarchs.

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Dec 16, 2024 • 1h 20min
A New Syria? | Interview: Josh Rogin
Josh Rogin, an insightful author and Washington Post columnist, discusses the significant shifts in Syria following the fall of the Assad regime. He dives into the challenges facing the new government, the refugee crisis, and the hopes for a brighter future for returning Syrians. The conversation also touches on the intricate Israeli relations and the humanitarian situation in Gaza. Additionally, Rogin sheds light on Taiwan's complex geopolitical standing amid rising tensions with China.

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Feb 16, 2022 • 1h 2min
Beijing's Genocide Olympics
Josh Rogin, a renowned foreign policy columnist for The Washington Post and author of "Chaos Under Heaven," discusses the troubling implications of the Beijing Winter Olympics. He reveals how the Chinese Communist Party uses the Games for propaganda, overshadowing human rights violations against ethnic minorities. Rogin critiques athletes’ silence amidst oppression and highlights the risks they face, including surveillance. The conversation prompts reflection on America’s participation in such a politically charged event and the moral responsibilities athletes hold in the face of tyranny.

Nov 16, 2024 • 18min
Josh Rogin: China is unhappy with Trump's cabinet picks and that's a good thing
Josh Rogin, a Washington Post columnist and author of 'Chaos Under Heaven,' dives deep into the evolving U.S.-China dynamic. He highlights the challenges China faces with its state-controlled economy and military ambitions, warning of global stability threats. Rogin critiques the mixed political reactions to the defense nominee and the implications for U.S. foreign policy. He stresses the importance of proactive defense strategies, especially in supporting allies like Taiwan, amid escalating international tensions and the ongoing situation in Ukraine.

Apr 6, 2024 • 45min
FTA: The China Question
Policy analyst Dmitri Alperovitch and journalist Josh Rogin discuss America's approach towards China. They debate on cooperation, Taiwan's role, and avoiding militaristic framing. The podcast explores economic ties, strategic decoupling, and the ideological battle between China and the US.

Aug 3, 2022 • 1h 35min
"Experts" Mislead on COVID Origins, and Biden's Afghanistan Baggage, with Josh Rogin and Robert O'Neill | Ep. 366
Join Josh Rogin, a Washington Post columnist and author known for his work on COVID-19 origins, and Robert O'Neill, a former Navy SEAL involved in the Osama bin Laden raid, as they explore pressing global issues. They discuss the lab leak theory’s implications and the role of compromised experts in misleading the public. O'Neill delves into the fallout from the Afghanistan withdrawal and military recruitment challenges, highlighting the cultural divides impacting enlistment. The conversation navigates the complex geopolitical landscape involving Taiwan and China.

Jan 5, 2022 • 1h 35min
Fauci's "Noble Lie," Natural Immunity, and China's Latest Crackdown, with Sen. Rand Paul, Josh Rogin, and Dr. Aaron Kheriaty | Ep. 234
Sen. Rand Paul, a vocal advocate for healthcare reform and a medical doctor, joins Washington Post columnist Josh Rogin, who specializes in U.S.-China relations, and bioethicist Dr. Aaron Kheriaty, known for his stance against vaccine mandates. They dive into Fauci's controversial 'noble lie' and dissect the implications of China's draconian COVID policies. The dialogue also challenges vaccine mandates, emphasizing the value of natural immunity, while exploring the need for transparency and accountability in both health responses and geopolitical engagements.

Dec 27, 2021 • 1h 44min
2021 Year in Review: The Best of The Megyn Kelly Show | Ep. 230
In this insightful discussion, guests include Josh Rogin, a journalist focusing on COVID-19 origins, Douglas Murray, an author critiquing identity politics, and Tim Dillon, a stand-up comedian discussing the evolution of political humor. They delve into the Wuhan lab leak theory, the complexities of modern identity issues, and the role of comedy as a cultural tool. Marcus Luttrell shares poignant reflections on the Afghanistan withdrawal, while Rich Lowry highlights strategies to combat critical race theory in education. The conversations are both thought-provoking and entertaining.

Oct 6, 2021 • 1h 33min
Getting Real About How COVID Started and COVID Vaccines, with Josh Rogin and Scott Gottlieb | Ep. 175
Josh Rogin, a journalist at The Washington Post and author of "Chaos Under Heaven," joins former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, who wrote "Uncontrolled Spread," to discuss the controversial origins of COVID-19. They delve into the lab leak theory and the challenges of investigating China's role. The conversation addresses vaccine mandates for children, parental concerns, and the nuances of natural immunity versus vaccination. They also highlight the importance of transparency in public health decision-making and the implications for global accountability in the wake of the pandemic.

Aug 25, 2021 • 54min
You’re Already Living in China’s World Pt 2: Beijing's Long Game
Josh Rogin, a journalist and author of "Chaos Under Heaven," delves into the sweeping ambitions of the Chinese Communist Party. He outlines how past U.S. policy mistakes empowered China and the implications for global governance. Rogin discusses China's influence over Big Tech, Hollywood, and education, raising concerns about a potential Cold War. He also critiques the withdrawal from Afghanistan, framing it as a strategic blunder that opens doors for Chinese expansion. The conversation raises pivotal questions about democracy and American values in an increasingly authoritarian world.